Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-07-28

THOMAS E. POWELL was nominated for
Governor by the Ohio State Dem ocratic
convention at Cleveland on the 21st.
AN extensive and disastrous fire 90
Cured at Buffalo, N. Y, on the 21st, re-
sulting in the destruction of Ziegele's
brewery, corner of Main and Virginia
streets The fire also spread to the ex-
teusive car barns of the Buffalo Street
Car Company on the opposite side of VIr-
GINA street, and those were soon de.
stroyed.
CHARLEY SAUNDERS, young miner who
was imprisoned in flooded mine at
Grand junction, Ia, on the 18th, was res
cued on the 21st alive and well. He es-
capped from the water by hiding in an old
air cham Der ten feet square, and, when res
cued, had been impris oned Ito hours.
THE rife contest for the Elcho chal.
lenge shield took place at Wimbledon,
England, on the 21st. The En- glish team
won by score of $40 points. The Scotch
team made 1859, and the Irish team ], $50.
IT IS reported an arrangement has been
made between the King and Queen OF
Servia, and that there will be no official
divorce, Milan allowing Natalie to reside
in Germany with the Crown Prince.
They will probably reside in Stuttgart.
GAMBRINUs Assembly, Knights OF
Labor, 1000 strong of Milwaukee, has
withdrawn from the order because OF
Grand Master Workman Powderly's
sentiments on the temperance question.
1t is probable that the assembly COM
posed of tight-barrel coopers will also
withdraw for the same reason. Gam.
brinus Assembly are all brewers.
The British ship Firth of Otna, and
twenty five of her crew, has been lost of
the coast of Java
A DRUNKEN man fell off the bluff at Kan
sas City, sixty five feet, on the 22d and the
report says it ''sobered him up.''
CANADIAN Knights of Labor passed a
resolution in convention at London, MT,
on the ed. to separate from the order in
the United States.
A DELEGATION of English workingmen
called on Lord Salisbury, on the 22d, to de.
mand measures by the government to
protect them against foreign competition.
THE hearing on stay of proceedings in
Jake Sharp's case was again pos tponed
on the 22d, being set for the 26th.
JUDGE THURMAN says the nomin alton OF
Powell for Governor by the Ohio Democ-
racy pleases him; also that he believes
| Cleveland will be reelected President.
THE opinion obtains IN Europe that the
settlem emit of the Russo-Afghan boundary
| will 60 far toward ending the rebellion OF
certain tribes against the authority of the
| Ameer.
AN important opinion has just been rem
| dered by Attorney-General Garland on the
| subject of alien land-ownership in the
| Territories and the District of Columbia.
| LA FRANCE asserts the correctness Of
| it's statement that General BOulanger do
| clined to head monarchical movement
| The paper calls on Minister of War Fer
| ron to demand of Boulan ger the names OF
| no Aa1o hat cd
| ALoNzo LICK, of San born, Ia, suicide6
| at Omaha, Neb. on the ed, by shooting
| He was engaged in selling fruit. Cause
| dependency. He leaves wife and foul
| children at San born.
Mrs. DoRoTHY HORN was sen fenced a
| New York on the 22d to State prison for {
term of three years and eight months
! She practiced the trade of a procuress I'm
der the guise of keeping an employment
| bureau.
The corporation of Dublin, on the 22d
| conferred the freedom of the city on Mr.
VIM. O'Brien, editor of United Ireland, ant
| Mr. Patrick A. Collins, of Boston, who i!
now visiting Ireland.
TEXAS fever is reported to be killing
many cattle in portions of Kansas.
JOHN TYLER, son of the late Presiden
Tyler, is quite ill at Washington.
IT is estimated that the coke strike jus
| closed cost the men ana operators %,
100000.
MRS c. A. HEATH, of Montrose, Col
| went to a neighbours, on the 22i, leaving
her three small boys alone in the house
Shortly afterwards one of the boys wen
to his mother, told her that they had bull
fire, and for her to come home and &c
supper for papa. The mother, mistrust
ing something wrong, hurried home an
found the building in flames and her tw
sons burned to a crisp
A CONFERENCE took place on the 22d be
tween the managers of the Reading (Pa.
Iron Works and committee represent
ing it's 1880 employees, who have bee
| standing out against a ten per cen'
reduction for some weeks. The confer
ence resulted in victory for the men TO
the present.
ROMAN CATHOLIC circles in Lawrenc CT
Mass, are much agitated over the depos
ton of Rev. p Gilmore. formerly of Law
renee, but now of Waterford, N. Y. Ii
has been deposed by Rome from the pos
ton of provincial of the Order Of st. Al
gustine in the United States. The aft al
| is the result of the St Augustine Ban
, trou BILE at Lawrence in 1888.